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And once again, rolling out the red carpet again to shake the virtual hand of Sir --=Xploitz=-- for turbo-charging my knowledge of how to set up an airolib db to crack my wpa key roughly 300 times faster than had done before!!!

Virtual had shook and shaken back...and ego risen to new heights. Glad you accomplished your long task. I was really worried about errors, but very glad you didn't receive any. I'm not sure about the actual time difference this makes..I haven't calculated it precisely..but I'm gonna say it at LEAST cuts down time consumption in half using airolib with aircrack..-VS- aircrack alone with just a regular dictionary.

Originally Posted by Maelstrom

Thanks a lot for the video, it was great fun creating a db and hammering my AP. Also thanks for the chopchop video as well, i was never too sure how to use that attack. If I get the time i should load Linux onto my PS3 and see if that gets any real gain in computing the DB.

Glad you enjoyed watching and learning from them. I had a blast with them ..even when I was having difficulty with that damn dot.

THANKS SHAMAN!!! You saved me a few days research for pointing that out to me!

Originally Posted by tom73

I'm running BT2 from CD
Once I've downloaded the SQL Module from rapidshare, what do I do with it?

I suggest you do a HD install or at least save changes to a USB memory stick..I think Shamanvirtuel has a thread about it somewhere around here.

Or else everything you download and install will be gone upon reboot. Thats the only drawback I see of a live cd with no USB stick. So make sure you buy one if you don't have one.

I joke now at the idea of taking a dual xeon server I have and turn the raid setup into a huge DB after compiling an insane dictionary: I'd probably wind up trying to go further and further with it, turning my entire house into a supercomputer in some obsessive mission to create a DB to crack any key ... it would be interesting, but that would be waaaay too over the top with no real practicality....

RICHARD PRIOR SUPERMAN 3 - that's something I'd do - am getting well into this btw & the help & support here is Phenomenal

Aircrack-ng alone. Sadly, you can not start off where you finished with the current release of aircrack-ng.

This is possible in Cain & Able, though; C&A is not yet optimized for dual core as of yet. I haven't been able to get speeds higher than 150KPS in that. It does have the function of being able to stop and start the crack, which can be quite useful.

I seemed to be generating 130KPS via airolib, three times slower than aircrack-ng.

Handy for future pen-testing against common ssids.

*** Edit

Seems that in aircrack-ng 1.0 r667, speeds are not hitting above 250kps. Developement release, I know. Aircrack-ng 0.8 & 0.9 both seem to work perfectly optimized for me though, each lashing out 450KPS.

Aircrack-ng alone. Sadly, you can not start off where you finished with the current release of aircrack-ng.

You must be processing a huge list then.

Originally Posted by lordlame

I seemed to be generating 130KPS via airolib, three times slower than aircrack-ng.

Handy for future pen-testing against common ssids.

The CREATION of the databases is the only thing that is time consuming. Once that is knocked out of the way..when the actual aircrack-ng and airolib database is employed ...its speeds are phenomenal. As i stated above, you can expect to get from 40,000kps or higher out of aircrack-ng.

The CREATION of the databases is the only thing that is time consuming. Once that is knocked out of the way..when the actual aircrack-ng and airolib database is employed ...its speeds are phenomenal. As i stated above, you can expect to get from 40,000kps or higher out of aircrack-ng.

Yes, everyone is fully aware that pre-computing tables take time. They are pre-computed, after all